S. E. Smith - Revision history

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	Baptist minister and civil rights activist '''S. E. Smith''' was born in Glasgow, Barren County		Baptist minister and civil rights activist '''S. E. Smith''' was born in Glasgow, Barren County Kentucky June 7, 1860. After completing his primary education in the common schools, Smith entered State University (later Simmons University) where he graduated with honors.

	~~Kentucky June 7~~, ~~1860. After completing his primary education~~ in the ~~common schools~~, ~~Smith~~		He would later serve as a Trustee of the University. In 1895, Smith was serving as Pastor of Fourth Street Baptist Church in Owensboro, and the congregation under his leadership had built a new brick church at a cost of $30,000.

	~~entered State University (later Simmons University) where he graduated with honors.~~		S. E. Smith held the distinction of being a delegate to every National Republican Convention for sixteen consecutive years. During this time span, he also was the National Grand Secretary
			of the Order of the Samaritans. Smith was a staunch opponent of the Separate Coach Act in Kentucky, and was a member of the State Executive Committee handling arrangements of the case.
	~~He would later serve as a Trustee of the University. In 1895, Smith was serving as Pastor~~

	~~of Fourth Street Baptist Church in Owensboro, and the congregation under his leadership had~~

	~~built a new brick church at a cost of $30,000.~~

	S. E. Smith held the distinction of being a delegate to every National Republican Convention

	for sixteen consecutive years. During this time span, he also was the National Grand Secretary

	of the Order of the Samaritans. Smith was a staunch opponent of the Separate Coach Act in

	Kentucky, and was a member of the State Executive Committee handling arrangements of the case.

	Upon leaving Owensboro, he was called as pastor of First African Baptist Church in Lexington, KY.		Upon leaving Owensboro, he was called as pastor of First African Baptist Church in Lexington, KY.

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	Reverend S. E. Smith passed away on August 5, 1907.		Reverend S. E. Smith passed away on August 5, 1907.

			== References ==
			# '''Source''': ''Sermons, Addresses, Reminiscences & Important Correspondence; E.C. Morris, D.D., 1901, pg. 295''
	'''Source''': ''Sermons, Addresses, Reminiscences & Important Correspondence; E.C. Morris, D.D., 1901, pg. 295''		# '''Source''': ''Notable Kentucky African Americans Database; University of Kentucky''
			# '''Source''': ''Biographical Sketches of Prominent Negro Men and Women of Kentucky; W. D. Johnson, 1897''
	'''Source''': ''Notable Kentucky African Americans Database; University of Kentucky''		# '''Source''': ''The Baptist Home Mission Monthly, Volume 17-18, pg. 273''
			# '''Source''': http://docsouth.unc.edu/church/morris/ill295.html
	'''Source''': ''Biographical Sketches of Prominent Negro Men and Women of Kentucky; W. D. Johnson, 1897''

	'''Source''': ''The Baptist Home Mission Monthly, Volume 17-18, pg. 273''

	'''Source''': http://docsouth.unc.edu/church/morris/ill295.html

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	'''Source''': ''The Baptist Home Mission Monthly, Volume 17-18, pg. 273''		'''Source''': ''The Baptist Home Mission Monthly, Volume 17-18, pg. 273''

			'''Source''': http://docsouth.unc.edu/church/morris/ill295.html

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	Baptist minister and civil rights activist '''S. E. Smith''' was born in Glasgow, Barren County		Baptist minister and civil rights activist '''S. E. Smith''' was born in Glasgow, Barren County

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	'''Source''': ''Notable Kentucky African Americans Database; University of Kentucky''		'''Source''': ''Notable Kentucky African Americans Database; University of Kentucky''

	'''Source''': ''Biographical Sketches of Prominent Negro Men and Women of ~~KEntucky~~; W. D. Johnson, 1897''		'''Source''': ''Biographical Sketches of Prominent Negro Men and Women of Kentucky; W. D. Johnson, 1897''

	'''Source''': ''The Baptist Home Mission Monthly, Volume 17-18, pg. 273''		'''Source''': ''The Baptist Home Mission Monthly, Volume 17-18, pg. 273''

	Category: People		Category: People

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	'''Source''': ''Sermons, Addresses, Reminiscences & Important Correspondence; E.C. Morris, D.D., 1901, pg. 295		'''Source''': ''Sermons, Addresses, Reminiscences & Important Correspondence; E.C. Morris, D.D., 1901, pg. 295''
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	'''Source''': ''Notable Kentucky African Americans Database; University of Kentucky''		'''Source''': ''Notable Kentucky African Americans Database; University of Kentucky''

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	'''Source''': ''The Baptist Home Mission Monthly, Volume 17-18, pg. 273''		'''Source''': ''The Baptist Home Mission Monthly, Volume 17-18, pg. 273''

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Baptist minister and civil rights activist '''S. E. Smith''' was born in Glasgow, Barren County

Kentucky June 7, 1860. After completing his primary education in the common schools, Smith

entered State University (later Simmons University) where he graduated with honors.

He would later serve as a Trustee of the University. In 1895, Smith was serving as Pastor

of Fourth Street Baptist Church in Owensboro, and the congregation under his leadership had

built a new brick church at a cost of $30,000.

S. E. Smith held the distinction of being a delegate to every National Republican Convention

for sixteen consecutive years. During this time span, he also was the National Grand Secretary

of the Order of the Samaritans. Smith was a staunch opponent of the Separate Coach Act in

Kentucky, and was a member of the State Executive Committee handling arrangements of the case.

Upon leaving Owensboro, he was called as pastor of First African Baptist Church in Lexington, KY.

Reverend S. E. Smith passed away on August 5, 1907.

'''Source''': ''Sermons, Addresses, Reminiscences & Important Correspondence; E.C. Morris, D.D., 1901, pg. 295
''
'''Source''': ''Notable Kentucky African Americans Database; University of Kentucky''

'''Source''': ''Biographical Sketches of Prominent Negro Men and Women of KEntucky; W. D. Johnson, 1897''

'''Source''': ''The Baptist Home Mission Monthly, Volume 17-18, pg. 273''